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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-01

u. =. Land Office, Helena. Mont,
(lst s,ls.r Dc lks,

z. =. I1AIIu OIIiCe, UtItHN. WO1N., I
Octols.r 20, Iss7.
Notice IL hereby given that Emory A.
Huson. 81 Lewistown, Montana Territory,
has filed notice Of his intention to make
proof ON his desert land claim No. Gal. for
See. ~, Tp. ~ ", X. IS H.. before the Pro-
bnte Judge of Fergus county. N. T., at
Lewistown. NJ. T.. ON Monday, the 18th
day of DECEMBER. 1887.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and rcrla-
nation OI said land, viz: Jacob Nave,
Abraham Hnagland and Clark b. Shipman,
81 Lewistown. and Timothy ". Lish. of
Fergus county. Montana.
=. W. LANGIiokNE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-01
Ubet Hotel.
a. .. uARa0ws. ersprsess~ss.

Located q the junction u the Billings aud hen.
On. tibet sud Maiden and White sulphur Springs
tase lines.
Stable and Bar in Connectio. with
House. Good Meals and Beds.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-01

MONEY TO. .: :. and mad. ..,.. Gu; !. '. ...
and will send you free. something NJ great value
and Importance TO you, that will start In bust
ness which will bring you In niOSe nsOaey right
away than anything else In this world Any one
can do the work and live at home. Either sex; all
ages. Something new. that just coins money for
all workers. We will stan you; capital not need
ed. This Is one Of the genuine, important
chances of . Lifetime. Those Who are ambitious
and enterprising will not delay Grand outfit frre.
Address TRuE 4 Co.. Augusts Maine.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-01

L. 5. Land Office a. Helena. N. r.,
October IA, 1887.

Notice y hereby given thst Caroline Lehman Of
Helena. MOntans Territosv, has kl~d nosice Of
inseation to make proof IN hrs desert land claim
No. "" for see ~. Tp. Is n. X. u Z, hefpre the
Register and Receiver. 2, Helena, Montana. on
Tuesday. the 18th day of December 1857.
she names the following witnesses to prove the
cOsaPete irrigation aud reclamation Of sa,d land
Joseph l<iten. David l.. shai-r. John Mcd;inn
aud Niehsei Gusnett. all VI Cottonwood. NJ. i.
9 w. LAEGHOkNe Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-12-01
GRAND HOTEL,
MICKEY & BURKE, Proprietors,
Billings, Montana

One Of The mort complete Hotels west
III ~. Paul aud east 1T Portland. Heated
throughout with steam. Furniture un-
surpassed.
Sample room and BARRIER Shop on
frs, n"or. We solicit the patronage Of the
Judith and Musselshel, citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-10
Condensed Locals.

In the Criminal Court this morning, Nathan W.
Fitzgerald, recently indicted Tor perjury, appeared
In court, and ball being liked In 81, 900, 1t was
given; Mr.. $. c. Fitzgerald going on the bond.
Mr. Fitzgerald was in New York when the indict-
ment was found, and Voluntarily came ON to
answer it.
The b. and o. Telegraph company has provided
It's messengers boys with Australian ponies.
The Will OF Commodore Philip T.. johnson was
Iled yesterday He leaves his estate, real and
personal, To his children, share and share alike,
subject 10 life interest 10 the widow, who Is
named as cXecuJriX.
The bill at The National for tonight has been
changed by {, general demand from ..Doinbey and
Son" To 1.-The Mighty Dollar"
The young people of Grace NJ E. church have
organized temperance union, with the following,
Officers: T. T.. Cuwlng, president; E. l. Keller,
vice president; Miss VI. E. WOdd, secretary; ). u.
Woech, Treasurer; c. III. chase, organlSt; Miss L.
SOunderS, assistant; Seweil Ncech, choristcr.
There VIII b. meeting at the Metropolitan
hotel plriOr this evening OF gentlemen interested
In the carnival parade proposed 10 be held the
Closing evening OI the great National drill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-10
eff 4 should Die To.Niyhf.,,

PIRACY BY An ENGllSH AUTHOR.
To the Editor of IHR EVENING STAR:
The republication OF Mr.. Beecher's charming
poem ''If should Die Tonight in this evenings
STAR, recalls TO mind an uncoTnnOnly bold act Of
literary piracy ON the part OF Mr.. III. Rider Hag-
gard In his novel jess, recently published. the
poem Is taken over bodily, with only the very few
verbal alterations necessary TO tit TO the circum-
stances OF the story. The heroine is supposed TO
compose 1t quickly and almost without correc-
Gon- lt was 4 habit OF hers and now 1t
asserted itself irresiStiby and half unconSeiously"
See page $50 OF jess, in the cheap small edition
OF the Seaside Library Geo. Munro). q.
March s. ISL
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10 the Editor OF HE EvKNING STAR:
IL is well understood that when pIeader resorts
TO mere petttf0ging it is an admission that his
cause has no foundation in justice or merit. That
Is precisely the case with the Republican In its
attempt 10 justify the appointment Of Trotter. II
IL was wrong TO appoint Matthews, because he was
q nonresident 1T was equally wrong TO appoint
IrOtter Tor the same reason. III IL was right Tor
the senate 10 reject the former IL was wrong for
10 confirm the latter; and all the talk about the
resolution OF the democratic convention not apply
Ing To the District wei as the territories is the
Inerest bosh,-unwOrthy OF d moments considera-
ton. A REpURIIC.N
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Alexandria Affairs.


The MARYLAND FERRY BOAT.-An offer has been
made for the purchase OF the ferry steamer Viz
gin1a, which was built some ten or twelve years
ago to run on the ferry between this city and
'Possum Hall, on the south line OF the District OF
Columbia. 1t Is understood that il the Virginia is
sold she will be used at the upper end OF the Dis
trlct 10 connect Georgetown with the Virginia
shore until the completion OF the AQueduct bridge
The steamer has broad clear deck and can carry
over four wagons at time. The Alexandria
ferry company, owning the steamer, Will meet to-
night at the city building to decide upon the sale
The ferry, which dates from $780, will be kept open
by rOw-bOatS
NOTES.-The company owning the Silent Iron
works are now negotiating with the Warrior Ship
company OF New York to lease that company pOr-
ton or the extensive water front between Wilkes
and Duke streets-The steamer 7. w. Arrow-
smith, OF Washington, is undergoing spring repairs
at the ship yard--A clubhouse is being put up
at Four-Mi!e Run by some Washingtonians.-T
mayor has fined two WaShlngtOnianS. who gave
their names asJ. c. Smith and Ii. c. shannon, for
diSorderly conduct on the Alexandria and WASH
ington train, and released them.-Alfred Hamil-
ton has bought OF W. p. Graves a small house.
with lot 20 feet front, on Fairfax street, near
Franklin, at $3.50. This lot Is located about 400
yards from where IL Is proposed to build the
steamer POcahOntaS.
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Ansusenaen:s TO-nigbt.
NATIoNAL--The Florences In 'The Almighty
Dollar"
ALBACGHs.-"Tbe Gypsy Baron
kERNANS-Variety.
MANASSAS PASoRANA.-Day and evening
HARRLs'.-"Muggts Landing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-10

No MoRr GnEr HAR
No More Falling of the Hair
No More Dandruff Scurf.
No More Brach or Wiry Hair
For all these conditions heartily recommend
NATTANS CHRYSTAL DISCOVERY; it readily
turns faded hair back its natural color in
three to ten days warranted stop the hair from
falling out month two leaving the scalp free
Of all dandrud and scurf.
BUT ABOVE ALL,
We recommend it because it is entirely unlike all
other Hair Resoraves that entirely free from
all pOisOns it has sediment shake up and
Quently is perfectly clean to apply
Price 81.
ARTHUR NATTANs, Proprietor,
14th and and I'd and SITS n W.
Sent to any part Of the country on receipt Of price
mhS ~-o'
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Affairs in West Washington.

CHURCH ELECTTON-The Congress Street NJ. p
church last night elected Mr. George A. Birch dele
gate to the conference which meets at EaSton,
Md, April 5th, and J. ID. Cathell, alternate dele
gate. Messrs. Jacob Young, b. X. Gladmon, Jas.
Stoke, Richard Young and VIM. Marriatt were
elected stewards. MeSSrs. VIM. E. Bell. j. d.
Geo. A Birch and C. A. Upperman, trustees
The CANAL--Water has been let into this level
OF the canal, but dispatch from Cumberland says
that the break at Oldtown cannot be repaired be-
fore the end OF the week, and that there will be
few, II any, shipments Of coal before the first Of
April.
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Respect to the Memory Of Beecher.
THE PUBLIC AND MANY PRIVATE BUILDINGS IN
RROOKrYG M kPEn

THE PUBLIC AND MANY PRIVATE BUILDINGS IN
BROOKLYN DRAPED IN BLACK.
The public buildings in Brooklyn were yesterday
draped in black as mark Of respect to the late
Henry Ward Beecher. Many stores and private
dwellings are also draped The public schools and
many stores will probably be closed on the day of
the funeral Nearly every prominent organization
In Brooklyn has met and passed resolutions ex-
Rresse OF grief In the loss OF the eminent divine
The Plymouth Church committee accepted the
0iier OF the citizens committee to have formal
services held in the different churches in the "a
cln1ty or Plymouth church at the sane time that
the funeral services are held 1t would be impOs-
siDie Tor thousands or people to gain admission to
the church. The body OF Mr.. Beecher was en-
Dalmed by Undertaken j. NJ. Hopper. Mr.. Hopper
SAID that Mr. Beecher's face In expression gave
evidence OF his having suffered great pain The
face was not pinched, but 1t had fiattened out
much. Mrs. Beecher went out for a short drive
yesterday. She Is so Frustrated by grief that it is
feared she Will not long survive.
The sculptor, j. q. A. Ward, yesterday succeeded
In getting splendid plaster cast or the features,
OF Mr. Beecher. 1t Is now proposed to erect a
Beecher monument in the Brooklyn CITY Hall
Square In the place where the fountain now stands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-10
CITY ITEMS.
Special Drives I'm school Shoes

Special Dives IN ScnOOI ShOeSs
Youths A calf button shoes. sizes IL to 2, war
ranted solid leather outer and inner soles at &c.
worth fully $1.25.
YOUTHS extra high cut button shoes, very dressy,
and guaranteed to he solid leather throughout at
81 cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $1.5O.
pair warranted, at 81. 10, worth $1.65.
Misses school shoes, kid or pebble, all worked
button holes, at 90c., worth $1.2J.
Children's genuine kid or pebble goat spring
heels, sizes to 1OI, at Toe.
Children's fine kid spring heels, sizes to g. at
5Oc., worth Csc.
full assortment Of above, in all sizes and widths
at The STAR SHOE HOUSE.
126 7th street.
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ARTHUR BuRr & Co.
Will Open Their
NEW SHOE STORE,
At 1211 street northwest
ABOUT MARCH 3OTH,
With Complete Stock Of
FINE SHOES,
SHOES OF EVERY KIND, FOR ALL USES,
FOR YOUNG AND OLD.
SOFT SHOES FOR TENDER FEET.
WALKING SHOES FOR WALKING PEOPLE
FASHIONABLE SHOES FOR PEOPLE OF
FASHION. SHOES WHICH FIT AND ARE
COMFORTABLE FOR EVERY ONE. SHOES
WHICH WEAR WELL
The Well-known
q It's Toes
Will be Our Leading Feature
ARTHUR BURT CO.,
1911 F street northwest
f1O-t&th3m
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SENTENCED FOR INMORALITY.-ThiS morning, in
the Police Court, James Sears cOlOred, nineteen
years OF age, was arraigned on a charge OF indie
cent exposure On East Capitol street. between 9Th
ami 9TH streets. Two little girls from st. Cecias
academy and cOOred woman gave conclusive
testimony as to the crime and the court imposed
! a line OF SO or three months ON The farm.
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SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS
AT 9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

W. NJ SINISTER SONS
Have just purchased to great advantage lot Of suit
ings for early spring; all WOOL very stylish one and
half yards wide, ut S1.25.
One lot of Black satin Rhsdames ct el25; very su-
perior quality.
New Fancy velvets for trimmingA
New Styles IN India Silks.
Tea Color, China Blue. Mode grUunds White grounds
and Dark grounds
Plain Colors in India Eilks
Superior Black India Silka
New Black Goods for Spring Wear.
Large Stock of New Parasols.
New Hosiery and Underwear.
Embroidered Fichus, all grades
English Checks in great variety.
W. n HHUSTER Soma
o1o PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
One Price. mh2
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FrssKIIs Ice Cream. Charlottes and Can

LADIES, for 81 you can buy genuine cur kid,
Dox TOE or CON- sense button boot, at Mrs. W. Ii.
Rich's III Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-10
Sales Of Real Estate.

The Columbia Title Insurance company have
bought OF MI. W. j. Newton the property at the
northwest corner OF 5th and E streets northwest,
fronting 20 feet on street by 9o.3 depth on 9TH,
for $4,000 The brick building on the property
will Dc either remodeled or replaced by building
Tor Offices Mr.. Z. E Foster has bought OF John A.
Prescott lot l. square g. fronting As by S5 feet
tae northwest corner OF 21St and streets, for
81, $3.50. RH.T.Leipold has bought for "a, COS 90
or u +. Whites1de sub lots "a and 81, square l55
1S11 square feet each, on COrcOran street. between
LIN hyxo
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READ CAREFULLY.
THE BARGAINS
For
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY
REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS

REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS
Sweet Brar Soap, 21c. per box. cakes to q box.
25c. Leather Purses, 21c.
SOC. Writing Desks, 49c.
Boys Windsor Ties, PIC.
BARRIERS Towel. all linen, buck, 81 per dozen.
56-inch Turkey Red Oil Boiled Table Danask,
81 &c; worth 5Oc.
500 dozen Wash Rags 18c. per doz; worth 37xc
thing entirely new Introduce it we viii sell it
cases of fine French Percale Remnants light and
worth at least 12]1c.
We have several pieces Of the Silver Gray Verdi
spring and summer dresses worth zoe. ''' ~ '0'
3 cases Of hght-fgured Batiste Remnants, yard
| an exceptional offer.
Also, cases Of Imported Batiste Franchise REM
only lOc. per yard: worth considerably more
The last lot Of the well known hght-figured French
s sos Remnants only per yard worth CSC and
Although we have sold an enormous quantity of Cas-
a large assortment left. These Remnant have been
considered good value by some Of our leading mer-
fine selection Of fancy draperies the latest styles
and beautiful designs at 1oc, 12c., 15c. and 1sc
To comply with the request of some of our patrons
have obtained another Of the English Nonpare
many purposes.
3cases of Plain Bingham Remnants in Blue, Brown
Grey, SOOu Qud1lty, only yaru, worth
of Cream ground figured cambria finish calico
remnants. only &c. per yard, worth SC.
lot of Bleached Utica Sheeting and Pillow Case
Remnants: "a 121sc. ga 15c. 9-4 2Oc 1O-4 23c.
An immense quantity of Plain India Linen at SC PEI
yard worth at least &c. These remnants but
will cut any quantity asked for.
case of French Organdie Remnants at 1Oc Del
yard, worth 2Oc.
lot of store soed Bustles, 25c, worth So IS and
75c
Childrens Colored Shirt Waists, all Sizes only 2Oc
Gloria Umbrellas, $14O.
| Figured Canvas Cloth, 1218c per yard, worth lSc
Figured Foulards, &c., worth 1Oc.
Cheese Cloth, all colors. DC. per yard
$50 pieces Dress Ginghams, Sc. per yard
$50 pieces Cream Seersuckers, &C. per yard
lot of $1.5O, 81 % and 81 Corsets for 73c
10 doz Infants Slips, 5Sc. worth &c., made O,
cambria, 3 rows of inserting, full length.
Ladies White Skirts, rufie Of cambria, cluster OF
tucks, SOC.
Ladies' Chemise, rows of Inserting and rufie SOC
Six (6) different styles chemisc, 7c each worth 81
Bring this "Ad" with you for comparison
All goods as herein advertised.
Plenty other bargains.
Among the many, 800 remnants of silks. satins. and
Room. ut way below usual prices
Containing quantities from n yard up to 10 yards
LANsB RICH BRO,
ONE PRICE,
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Finest QUARRY FnEscH SAr1sEs,
New and beautiful styles, 29c.

New and beautiful styles, 29c.
IRICOT CLOTH, beautiful dress goods pure wool
Woe double width. cheap at 0Oc., reduced to 37xc.
CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, Cream, Blue and
Garnet, Sl-2o
TABLE DAMASK. fine quality. pure linen Soc
BLACK CASHMERES. wide double width fine
quality, 81 &c ~
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS pure wool Csc.
wAMsUTTA CAMBRIA, fine quality, yard wide DC
AMERICAN SATINES, French Styles, l5c
ROYAL. SERGE, beautiful dress goods WIDE don
Die fold II yards for 81
BLhACHED SHEETING COTTON, excellent quail
n.y. one yard and q half wide, E4c
BLACK SURAH SILK Toe
BLACK SILK RHADAMES, 75e
BLACK SILK MERyEILLEUX, 75c
BLACK BROCADE SILKS. 75c
COLORED BROCADE SILKS, 75c.
FANCY SILKS. 40c.. 45c- SOC.
BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET 4ll5
CHUDDA SERGE, pure WOOL double width 34c
LAsGE SIZE HANDSOME BRIDAL QUILT worth
3O presented to each Customer who buys Id worth
Of dry goods. ~ WI ~
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SUITS SECURED

W AND PRESSED FOR a
Coats, 80 cents; Pants, 25 cents: Vests, Is centG
Altering and repairing done in best manner.
Goods called for aud delivered
x. HAHN
7o5 9th II. NV, (telephone call 50o-3l and 42
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GENUINE FRENCH KID SHOES for ladies' opera toe
- common sense, only So, Ut the Star Shoe House,
7I6 9Th street.
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F1Rsr Class INVESTMENT.
500 OVERCOATS WILL BE SOLD AT JUST ONE
HALF, OR SO CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, AT
OAK HALL.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS

This is good an investment as could possibly be
which you can wear short time and have it next
fau for just Onehah the price will have to pay
coats from 81 up.
In Suits we have made immense reductions as the
following list shows:
$3.50 Suits at $5.
$3.50 Suits at So.
SO Suits at g.
$1o Suits at so.
$40 Suits at $135Q
$25 Suits at 315.
Full Dress Suits (swxllow tail coat at S15
Odd Pants, immense variety, from 81 so up.
FOR BOYS 4 TO Ii YEARS
IS Overcoats at 3d.
$6 Overcoats at "a.
~. 80 OyercOats at 3d.
80 Overcoats at St.
$40 Overcoats at 80.
$4 Jacket and Pants at So. SO.
So Jacket and Pants at $3.50
$6 Jacket and Pants at "a.
$50 Jacket and Pants at $5
w Jacket aud Pants ct So.
$40 Jacket and Pants at "a.
FOR BOYS 13 TO ID
"a Overcoats at 3d.
So Oyercoats at "a. so.
800 Overcoats at $5.
$40 OvercOats at $3.50
BIZ Overcoats at 81.
SO Overcoats at $40.
&6 Suits at $3.50.
10 Suits at 50.
OAK HALL.
f25 CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW in Fluid Stoves: best
and cheapest yet invented Please examine
b. Z. GUY a Co., 1905 Pennsylvania ave.
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Examine Augcnstein's $11.9S Plush.
Lined Carriages. coz
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for Che % hour commencing at %. M
For District OF Columbia and Virginia, fair
K II. TAYLOR. 9sg} Pennsylvania avenue has re-
ceiye,i during the past few days an immense as
sortment OF Ladies, Misses and Children's Goods.
In all the latest styles OF Wraps, Jackets, JERSEYS
Suits, Ne~markets- Ragians and Wrappers. Our
stock l. undoubtedly the largest and most varied
in the city. and furthermore we belive the hand
soonest and best selected We guarantee prices as
low the grade OF goods be sold by any house
In this city or New York.
You are invited 10 inspect our stock, compare
prices, and then decide for yourself where TO buy
10 the best advantage.
OUR Tor FLOOR BARGAIN SALE has deyeloped
into an enormous affair So many OF our CUSTOM
ers are taking advantage OF the opportunity TO Sc
cure a bargain Even IL the article purchased is
not needed Tor present use, the temptation is so
great that they buy for the future New goods are
added every day. Furniture, carpets and a par.
uculaTly Large line OF portiereS, lace curtains &c.
W. b. MOSES & Son,
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SM1rH.
THE PIONEER CLoTHIER OF
SEVENTH STREET,

SMITH,
THE PIONEER CLoTHIER OF
SEVENTH STREET,
HAS RETURNED TO WASHINGTON AFTER
SPENDING SEVERAL YEARS IN BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURING CLOTHING. AND COMES BACK
WITH AN EXPERIENCE IN ALL THE BRANCHES
OF THE CLOTHING AND TAILORING BUSINESS
AND HAS LOCATED AT 924 9TH ST. n. W, AND
WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL HIS OLD FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS, ALSO AS MANY NEW ONES AS
APPRECIATE THE VALUE OF GOOD STYLISH
MADE CLOTHING, MANY OF OUR GOODS ARE
EQUAL TO THE BEST CUSTOM WORK.
FAIR AND HONEST DEALINGS, A FULL DOL
LARS WORTH OF GOODS FOR EVERY DOLLAR
YOU PAY. WE INTEND TO ESTABLISH OUR
OUR CLOTHING FOR YEAR AND IF IT DOES
NOT WEAR AS WE REPRESENT IT, WE WILL RE-
TURN YOUR MONEY HONEST WEAR RESIST
ING GOODS AT HONEST PRICES. WE GIVE OUR
CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF THIRTY-ONE
YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE BUSINESS. GOOD
GOODS AT Low PRICES AND FAR BETTER
THAN CHEAP GOODS AT HIGH PRICES. OUR
GOODS WILL STAND THE TEST OF TIME. AND
DUB REPUTATION STANDS GOOD FOR ALL
WE SAY. PRINCE ALBERT AND LAT
EST CUTAwAY SUITS FOR SPRING WEAR
ARE NOW COMING IN ADVANCE STYLES. WE
OPEN TO- MORROW. AND NEW THINGS ARE AR
IRVING DAILY. BOYS AND CHHDREN's
CLOTHING ARE SPECIAL FEATURE WITH U.s.
ALSO KNEE PANTS. A SPECIAL DRIVE IN LOT
CHILDREN'S SHORT PANTS-l LOT AS LOW AS
25, AND 200 PAIRS WORTH S5, IS AND IS,
CHOICE FOR SOC. CHILDREN'S SUITS AT a. So
&3 AND UP. WE WANT THE MEN, WE WANT
THE BOYS AND WE WANT THE LADIES TO CONE
TO OUR HOUSE FOR ALL STYLES OF CLOTH
ING, FROM THE 3-YEAR-OLD CHILD TO THE
3OO-POUND MAN. COME ALONG. YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY. WE WANT YOUR TRADE. AND WE
WILL SELL YOU CLOTHING AT PRICES THAT
WILL JUSTIFY YOU IN DEALING WITH US.
DON FAIL TO CALL On SMITH THE GLoIHIER
: DOORS BELOW BURDETTE'S DRv GOODS
HOUSE. BE SURE AND CONE TO SMITHS.
THAT ARE NEAR. F ST. We HAVE OPENED
SONS LAKGE FURNITURE HOUSE MHEkE We
CARR, 4 III FINE Line OF MEMS BOYS, AND
PIECE GOODS FOR ORDERED WORK. CONE AND
SEE Us AT EITHER PLACE-924 9TH ST. OK IL l2
ST. NV. mh4
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PARRT says: All goods at cost.

DON'T FORGET to have that Yale Latch with Cor
rugated Key ordered today
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Oua NEW Srocx
SPRING ovERcoArs

SPRING ovERCoATs
Embraces great variety Of every grade, from o. to
the finest lined Glad to have you look at them
We have opened about so dozen
NECKTIES
Of all the latest shapes Look at them. They the
best for the price in the city,.
NOAH WALKER 4 90.
mh0 625 Pennsylvanis avenua
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Gentlemen's New Spring Style Hats.
Broadway and 9Th avenue Silk Hats, s., Sc
Latest Boston and New York Derby'S 81 so toS4
Stetson's and other best makes fine Sort Hats
KnOckabouts, "Crushers' and Travelling Hats 81
R G.. LEWIS Son, 1421 New York ave.
The Popular One Price West End Hatters
Branch $40 9TH street q. ". Established 1863 2
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For New Spring Dress Goods
60 to 736 7th ST., j. E. Young's. Latest styles
lowest prices. 736 18th st. coz
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Ivory Starch, economical, always ready and
reliable, perfect finish. All grOcers. this
Examine Augenstein's stock OF Baby Car
rtageS before purchasing elsewhere. coz
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Special Sale To-MorrOw,

Congress Canvas for drawn work scarfs 19c
yard; Linen Bureau Scarfs, stamped, &c.; Side
board Covers, 49c.; Monte Cloth Bureau Covers,
drawn work, 79c.; Monte Cloth Splashers with
borders, &c.; Pillow Shams, Gle; Sheet Shams,
12hc. Another lot LOnsdale Cambria Aprons,
15c. Cheese Cloth Aprons, SC. All Silk and Plush
TasSes marked down to close out. The balance of
our Worsted and SILK Fringes at half price. Bar
gains in Jerseys. III Mrs. MAX WEYL Agt.